10th Annual
Hopi Arts & Cultural Festival
POSTPONED to August 28-29, 2021
For the Safety of our guests and participants due to COVID-19
Two Days of
Hopi Arts, Culture, & Education
The Hopi Arts & Cultural Festival began in 2010 to assist artisans in selling their arts and crafts following a major recession. It was also an avenue to help introduce their artistic ability and Native culture to the public. The Hopi Festival brings to Flagstaff public education by way of art, traditional social dances and information on Hopi culture. The event is a bridge that allows the City of Flagstaff and surrounding communities to come together and learn from one another through unity, happiness, and stewardship of the earth from all people of different walks of life.
Join us (Postponed August 28-29, 2021) at the Continental Country Club Driving Range, Flagstaff, Arizona
Support Hopi Education
Proceeds from donations and sponsors of the Hopi Festival go towards schools and programs that support Hopi Youth through art and/or education. Through proceeds we can assist programs that can instill knowledge and prepare Hopi youth to become future leaders that can provide for a better way of life for the Hopi People.
Learn More About the
2021 Hopi Vendors – TBA
Artists
Over 30 Native Hopi Artists will be displaying their artisans of Kachina Dolls, Paintings, Pottery and more!
Entertainment
Hopi Musicians and Dancers performer traditional performances throughout the festival!